Cottage Grove leader., March 17, 1906, Image 3

LEADERS
W. O. Zeigler of Eugene is in i
town on business.
Ludwig pianos at Veatch & Law
Ben Lurch made a short trip to
sou's.
Eugene the first of the week.
Rev. Billiugton returned to the
All kinds of sewing machines,
city on Wednesday.
both new or old at any old price at
The Kpwortb League will hold a Veatch A Lawson's
market at Cochran's furniture store
Senator Geatin is hack from
We carry a complete line of farm
Washington iu older to register at>d garden tools. You cannot af
Saturday.
ford to be without our No. 4. lui-
See those fine golf shirts, silk and and vote in the coming election.
, , ,
, proved Planet Jr. As a seeder this
plain frouts at from 50 to 90 cents
J. D. C »chraii,
, , l> 01 ,t r au tool is accurate, simple, durable, re-
at the Bazaar.
Funeral Director, 1 or t ig 1 st r- |jai,ib aD(j e(l!iy running, doing first
A. . Hogate, assist-L lass work in every particUiar.
Cochran's studio is the place for vice
' c e c call
ai. on
on W. a
ant.
you to get vour photograph. Don’t 811
Gardeners and Farmers who feel *
forget Cochran.
The Ashland Weekly Tribuna that they haven’t enough work for
Singer sewiug machine agency at has been moved to Medford and a drill to do, will fiud this com- l
Veatch & Lawson’s, also collect­ will become th« Medford Daily bined tool one of the most useful
Tribune.
J and efficient of nil helpers.
ing agency for same
Buy
something
good
at
the
Ep-
Cochran makes good photo­
W y n n e Ild w . Co.
graphs and at good prices too. A worth League market for your
Sunday dinner. See the goodies at
rate is now on. Get uext.
Cochran's furniture store Saturday.
The Epworth Forum was royally
This office has on tile a copy of
eutertaiued at the home of Miss
the
Government Ri port on the
Jessie Berg Monday evening.
Animal Industry, which can he
BOIIN—To Archie B. Thompson borrowed by anyone that has use
Is a twenty page national illustrated agricultural
and wife, Tuesday morning a line for it. The hook is well illustrated
girl. Both mother and baby are ¡and is 1 valuable ouo to farmers.
weekly for tanners and their families, and stands at
doing well.
the head of the agricultural press. It is a practical
The Ladies \id Society of the
Frank W- Benson, republican Methodist Cliur< h i ntirtniued the
paper for practical farmers, helping them to secure
candidate for secret iry of state, is members and frit 11 Is of the Church
tiie largest possible profit from the farm through
known as the best looking of all Tuesday evening ¡11 the church
practical methods.
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the candidates.
parlor«. A splendid time was had
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1
It is entertaining, instructive and practically
Senator Fulton presided in the and delightful lefreshments w ere1
usclul
to the farmer’s wile, sons and daughters,
senate Tuesday atternoou. 111 tb served.
whose
interests it covers in an attractive manner.
absence of vice-president Fairhuuk
Attorney Medley and wife re­
S e n io r s .
flic
regular price is $1.00 per year, but until
which was quite au honor.
turned from Eugene, where Mr.
Exam s ar« over and now vve go
March
dl,
1900, we will receive your subscription
Medley
lias
been
attending
to
his
O. &. S. Iv officials and F. L
back to our tegular work
lor
The
New-York
Tribune Farmer and also your
Chambers have applied to Eugene court practice. He says that E u ­
The Seniors had a holiday Friday
for a street railway frauchia-, which gene is fast netting over both the I afternoon. Some went for a ramble
own favorite local newspaper, the Cottage (»rove
the council lias taken under advise­ scan- tnd the fever epidemic, aud in the woods and report a pleasant
Leader,
that husiie ssis lesiuuiug its nor­
ment.
time.
mal coaditi ms.
There are photographers and
This is the last week the seniors
photographers, but the one yon • 1 '1 '
nfectionery and ci- have to choose a subject for Com -1
Send your order and money to the Leader.
want to go to is Cochran, in the I Stal ! M 1 ,," t 11P#as
Bills meucement. Better hurry up.
Young building.
Ho is well | concluded that he was tired of the
Your name and address on a postal card to The
Hugh (Turin attended court in |
equipped to furnish the best at the business. Just what will be done Eugene last week. Hugh must
New-York
Tribune Farmer, New York City, will
■ viih ilie place is not decided. Mr.
lowest prices.
have
courted
011
the
side
for
when
1
bring
you
a
free sample capv.
skilliiian has taken over the peanut |
Geo. Knowles aud family c one io 'st< r mill popcorn machine and he returned home lie had a very
deep voice, which was due either ¡0
down from Bohemia on Tues lay. will oper lie it hereafter
staying out late or talkii g too much, !
Mr. Knowles says everything is
frown ht’k pietism! If you
going on finely up in camp but that are Don't
Sayiligs of the seniors.
suffering 1 v-.n» mi gcstioti nr sour
they will be glad to see summer stomach, take Ivo lot H.vsp. psln cure
Charlie —"Butt right ahead.”
once more
The trip down was lion, Jake Mimt’i1. of Atlanta. On.. I Agnes—‘ ‘ Every little helps."
made very easily aud the snow is -<av-. " I - i ii " i - i| m m lli 111 "JO y e a r s
S te lla --” yu it your ‘monkey bus-;
from Indigestion A friend recoin iness.”
not had.
THE OLD RELIABLE
A
Q fg jj
H a lf-P r ilX
O ffe r
mended Kodol li releived me In one
Ren "L o ve your teacher.”
Pearce A Job is > 1 li i e a root ot duv and 1 now enjov liettcr lieulili
than for rnaitv \. . o h . ' Kodol digests
Hugh— ‘ ‘Don’ t butt iu .”
alfalfa 35 niches long, which was what
you eat. relieves sour stomach 1 Katie K
"Don’t say things you
B ead e v e r y w o rd of th is announcement lor It i- I lie <>|>|>< >rt 11 ie i t y
palled upon the Powell i.iu hoti Hits on stomach, belching, etc. Isold
o f y e ars. The three g r e a t e s t m agazines in tills <m 11 1 r> I n '
com
don’ t mei n .”
the Coist Fork
Theie is a g e d by Benson’s I’loirinuev.
bined l o lie offered together a t 11 g i e a t B redu ced rate.
Never b efo re
Merle—"E at. drink, and be nony
stand on that laneli, from wfii h
w h s Mu ll an offer given to the public, and It safe to s a y n e v e r will In
Geo. L'?a m I wife left for the for tomorrow you may die.”
several good crops have been taken -outh on 1'hursday
m a d e a g a in
T h is y e a r s everal m agazines have in c r e a s e d tl.r n sal.
Mr. Lea will
Alice—"Think
twice
before
you
script ion price, w h ich s l u m s b o w much g r e a t e r thi off r realty is. Th e
each year, although the field is but make several business stops at I
only reason w e a r e m a k in g it to the people <>T this \ ieinitj is because we
speak.
three or lour years old.
points along the line, looking iuti>‘ Katie H .—"L ook w i s e . "
find w e h a v e not tis m a n y subscriliers a s w e desire in t h is p a r tic u la r
loc a lity . But on ly a limited num ber will be sold at this price, therefore
Dr. Robinson has just gotten in the possibility of contracts. After , Mabel—"B e wise.”
we a d v is e e ve ry o n e to aeeept this offer without delay. When w e have
a blacksmith blower for use with this they will travel on to Los An­
Sophie— ‘‘Laugh when you feel
received a certain mini her, w e sh all w it h d r a w the offer
his new ore smelting furnace. He gelos, where tlnyr daughter, Miss like it.
Elsie,
is
spending
the
winter.
Mr.
has also received several sacks ol
A class meeting is to he held soon
high grade coke aud coal to use in Lea says as long as business can he to elect a new critic fer "Senior
combined
with
pleasure
he
can
a
f­
■ the furnace and expects shortly to
notes ”
ABSOLUTELY PURE
have his furnace to a point of effi­ ford to take ¡1 rest.
ciency that will make it well worth
Assessor is at Work.
Conner Boys Cougar Hunters.
investigation by mining machinery
The greatest of
men, and capitalists.
iv nd
Thursday the Owen boys over at I County Assessor Keeuev has ap­
pointed
Wm.
Kirk
as
his
deputy
to
If y o u are troubled with piles and Lorane telephoned in to Horace
modern-time helps
1 „5 0
c a n ’t find 11 cure, t r y Witch Hazel Conner tint some cougars had been i i assess this section of tbu county,
Halve b u t he sure y o u get Him ma le seen over there and to biing out and as he was not thoroughly
by E. C. UeWitt A Co., Chicago. It
to perfect cooking
II »race went out with posted he had J . A. Eilige to assist
is the original. If y o u have used thf dogs.
him
for
a
time.
He
is
looking
up
Wltcli Hazel Salve without being rc the dogs, an 1 the cougar was found
lie veil it is probable th a t von got and chased up a tree, where he w as1 j all the property around and en-
Used in the best fam­
hold of on e of the m any w o rth less shot and injured so that he fell to ' deavoiing to get a just assessment
counterfeits t h a t «re sold on the rep
ilies the world over
utation of the genuine DeWItt’ s the ground, hut was able to put up ' on all
a hard light with the dogs. The
Witch Hazel S a l v e .
Cottavtfo G r o v e P u b l i c S c h o o l M o n t h l y
MCVM. BAKING POWDER GO., NEW YORK
Report.
Mayor Veatch is afraid that his Owens hoys bad not been «ecus
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Month ending Mar 9 , lfloC.
beautiful rose garden will he greatly turned to cougar hunting aud were
Y. P. A. Social
Girls
Boys
spoiled this year by the severe afraid the cougar would get away
which w a s re cently p urchised l»y Mr. W. It. I l c n i s l , ha- b een g r e a t l y
231 !
Tbe V. P. A. Club, (Mrs. Veatch’ s
freeze of Wednesday night. Some so they began to shoot at him while Total Enrollment
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Im p roved by the new m a n a g e m e n t utnl is n o w the most popular ten-
the
dogs
were
fighting,
with
the
re­
t;
New Enrollment
7
of the choicest varieties of his roses
Sunday School c l a s s )
with
rent Illustrated monthly in the world. A lre a d y i t s sale h i v e Be en in-
crcnsiil lOO.IMKI 00-1 a hill they were four moilt hs a g o , when it h c e m t ie a
|their
friends spent
a very
had young shoots on them six to j sult that Old Jack, Dr. Petries Days Attendance 'A t , j 2
An edition of
pleasant evening from 7 130 to 10 .-ip p art of the fam ous H ears! publishing organization.
eight inches in length, with buds m mt prized hear dug wa* killed, us Ave. No. Belonging 33(1.4
52
46
at I lie Presbyterian manse Tliurs-
almost ready to burst into bloom, well as tho cougar. Dr. Petrie in Tim es Tardy
i
which now hang down, all wilted. | glad to lend his dogs to hunters for Holidays
I day. Tho time wont by on rapid
I9
Tbe mayor fee's very badly about such game, for the practice it gives Days Taugbt
1 wings in games, music and social
is n o w in sight, and the publishers are s p a rin g no effort t o - m i r e for it
it as he takes great pride iu his them, hut is all broken up over the
C. L. S t r a n g e , Supt. j conversation. "W ho knows the
till that is moat desira ble in the w a y o f pictures, - to n e and artielcs.
roses, and hoped to have a very loss of Old Jack for wh an he has
most,”
was
one
of
the
most
popu­
A s mi e x am p le pictures and stories by Frederic B e m i n g t .ii and sto ries
NO TARDINESS.
repeatedly refused $iooo.
rare showing this year.
b y W. W. J a c o b s a r e n o w m im in g in the C o sm o po litan, and a s t r o n g
lar games, and as the png. aquiline,
The same afternoon Cbas Sears
Prof. Strange reports that there tlic roman and other nasal forms
n e w series by II. H. Wells is announced for im m ed iate p u b l i c a t i o n .
J . W. McCoy, who is cutting tics telephoned to Ira Conner that a
were two grades last month that 1 protruded through the sheet, the
on his timber claim over some five
T h e f L e v i e w of F L e v i e w s
or six miles in the Siuslaw, was in cougar was bothering his sheep aud j had no tardiness. Miss White in the guessing became intensely interest-
goats,
so
he
went
over
and
the
two
high
school
aud
Miss
Kelley
iu
(lie
yfr
Grace
said
he
never
S u b sta n tia l A m e rican a >-n .tod w om en a re g o i n g to k e e p up wl li
town Wednesday with a pack horse
of them killed it.
They were primary room. The general per thought there was anything effemi-
t he tim es anil they a re go in g l o take the sh ortest cut which Is " T o e
getting a load of supplies for his
Be view of R e v i e w s ” a m o n th ly s u r v e y of Hie w o r l d s p rogress.
showing it around town in the centage of tardiness has decreased. n«te about him but his nose was
mill and force
Ho says that the
evening, just as it was killed. Both yuite a number ol the pupils are actuajiy g Ues3ed to belong to u
hire of a team to haul out supplies
W o m a n ’ s H o m e C o m pa nio n
would amount to more than the cost cougars measured about right or nine ! dropping out, most of them boys, 'oung miss of eighteen summers.
teet in length.
however. Some of these are high The ‘‘Magic Wand” excited no I Is n o t excelled by a n y oth er home a m i fam ily publication in the world.
of the supplies themselves. He is
Stories, fashions, articles, illustrations.
school students, and the loss to little interest and the science of
running a small sawmill, with a
Cottage Grove's Aviary.
them
is
far
greater
than
the
loss
to
“
Telepathy”
received
some
notice.
twenty horse steam engine, and is
Dainty refreshments which had!
Daily passengers going through the school. A student that can t
getting out a good number of ties,
town
take great delight in looking stick out nine months of school been prepared by Mrs. Veatch,
which he will begin to haul in as
All voted it « success I
soon as the road are good. He is at the Gatnewarden’s pens of pheas­ won t get much good out of any were served
much pleased with the present mar­ ants and quail. Very few people have schooling, Some, it is true, must and wished that Mrs. Veatch’s V.
If y o u d o n o t want b ut one of the m a g a z in e s a b o v e with out pa­
per f o r n year, y o u cuuiiot d o better th an to accept this offer while it i-
ket for ties, and is going to lay up seen such a number of different quit and work. Some quit to at­ P. A. girls would entertain often.
kinds of pheasants as there are in tend country school, but the student
There were present Mrs. Henry | not right off the bat and before It is w it h d r a w n .
a few extra coins.
j that can continue and dees not, is Veatch, Misses Mary fciprouse, Eliza
his
cages.
The
gamewardeu
has
Harry Webber and wile <aineto
C o M in o p o lit a ii, o n e y e a r $1.00
doing liimsell an injury that he can
town Wednesday from their ranch fixed them out nicely, giving each never repair. A good and thorough McGee, Edna Archibald, Nora
“ C o ttage G ro v e L e a d e r”
1 .5 0
in the Coasi Fork country. Both variety a good sized j>en, with little ■ education ia the greatest factor in Hubbard. Mabel Coffman, Bell!
Mr. and Mrs. Webber are in good evergreens growing in each to give any one's life, and the saying is Burkholder, Katie Hansen, Edna
Itoth for o n ly
- $ l.7 ó
health and greatly enjoyed the them shelter in addition to the cov­ well borne out “ A little education Osmund and Edna Grace.
ered
pens
attached
to
the
regular
Their
invited
guests
were,
Misses
j
work on their place, aud expect in
r i l l out Coupon—mall It to d a y » itli y o u r renal tane»'—ami h s ure
is a dangerous thing.”
Marguerite Jones, Francis Howard, 1
g e t t i n g the g r e a t e s t m ag azine cotubimition that w n s e v e r off- red at.
time to have a very fine place
Mi cages During the recent storm
The West Side school lias voted Christine Hansen, Mabel Whitlock, j of
the
birds
could
be
seen
snugly
o
p
p
o
rtu
n ity of yenra mid one It is safe to sny will never I e made a g a in .
Webber says the sound of the S
to have eighth grade cotumeuce Sophie Osfierg, Leta Shipman Ethel!
curled
up
under
the
trees,
safe
from
P. engines whistling makes him
ment exercises, and Prof. Harvey Storms and i.uella Gover
Mrs. 1
sick, as he got »0 disgusted with the wintry blasts.
has about concluded that the extra Grace played like she was as young
railroading, while an engineer, that
“ C o l l a g e ( i r o v e I .c a d e r
Itati
work necessary will more than re as the youngest an 1 Mrs. Vent ill |
Round
Trip
Lxcursion
he never wants to hear another Reduced
pay for the effort, so the children was alio very girlish.
Rates.
train whistle. He says funning
will probably have their exercises.
heats .railroading ail hollow, to
Bound trip passenger rates Chi­
Kailoaad p im i Bad S -------------- tm which pica m l i
Mrs W. T. Kayaer and her sis­
which Harry Wynne
assented cago to Portland and return, via
ter-inlaw
Mrs.
If
C.
Kayser,
of
‘ amen '. M r Webber aays things direct line will he $75.00 ami from
Eugene is happy to be getting
for one y e a r 's subscript ion to j o u r paper mid the f o llo w in g nmga/.iin s
are going very nicely up there and Missouri River points $'io.oo.
over her fever scare. There are Goldendale, Wash , who lias been
that over at London they are
These tickets will l*e on sale daily ’ fewer cases being reported and very visiting with her, left for a short
getting uji a very good singing commencing June 1st and continu­ few fatal cases have been noted.
Lugane on hriday.
Name
class. We imagiue they are figur- ing until Sept 15II1 with final re­ Tbe town m getting a thorough
Died, Friday night at Dorena a 11
ing on coming down here some turn limit ot October diet.
cleaning up and will he kept in infant child of Mr and Mrs \V A.
A d dress
day and giving us pointars, too
J. M. IflHAM. j Utter shape hereafter.
Land.
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